I Tried Training with an AI Poker Coach for a Month — Here’s What Surprised Me Most
I’ve used one of those tools specifically Poker AI and I had a pretty similar experience. What surprised me most wasn’t just the strategy insights, but how it helped me spot emotional leaks. It’s one thing to know the math, but another to see how you deviate when you’re tilted or overconfident. The cool part is how it gives feedback like a real coach, but instantly. My ROI in online sit-and-gos actually improved after two weeks.
I’ve seen a friend use something like that, and it’s wild how much detail those programs catch. He’d show me his hand reviews, and the AI would break down every move like a detective dissecting a crime scene. It made me realize how many small habits we build over time without noticing — stuff that can easily cost money in the long run. Makes me want to review my own game even if I’m not super competitive.
So, I decided to try training with an AI poker coach for a month just to see if it could actually make a difference in how I play. Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much — I’ve been playing casually for years and thought I had a decent grasp of the basics. But wow, it pointed out things I didn’t even realize I was doing wrong, like my bet sizing in late position and how predictable I’d gotten post-flop. Has anyone else tried using AI tools for poker training? I’m curious if you felt it changed your actual decision-making at the table or just helped with theory.